The Texas A&M Board of Regents will meet on Monday at 5 pm CT, "for discussion and possible action on contractual and governance issues relating to Texas A&M University and the Southeastern Conference."
The Texas A&M Board of Regents will meet on Monday at 5 pm CT, "for discussion and possible action on contractual and governance issues relating to Texas A&M University and the Southeastern Conference."
Lol, suck it up, aTm. Get your boosters in line, and you can out pay pretty much everyone in the sec for recruits legally now... well, except your new member from your home state lol
If they are seriously considering leaving the SEC, that is the ultimate "cut off your nose to spite your face" move.
Maybe Jimbo wants to go back to the ACC. I would think they would love to play Texas again. Remember whoever won that game got to go visit Dolly Partons' place!!
The way that the SEC handled this is chickenshit. You don't go behind other members and stab them in the back like this, make no mistake they would do it to us in a heartbeat even quicker. Either you run the organization by the rules or you have chaos, what is being done here will lead to much bigger problems down the road for schools like us, we are far down the list of priorities.
Ha Ha! Yup, let's all go to the Chicken Ranch.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Keith Carter said he was surprised by this development....how in the hell does a member AD (our AD also) get left out of this major change in the SEC and college football.Quote:
Originally Posted by redstickdawg
Stinky should be fired immediately...or yesterday.... which ever comes first.
BTW... texas and ou joining the SEC does not help us in any shaped form or fashion. (Besides we already have all the pretentious AH's supplied by the school up north that we need.)
Obviously, T A&M was in the dark also....Stinky works for the member schools of the SEC...not for himself.
A real strategic approach would not have this many in the dark....unless there is now Two SEC membership classes.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteelCurtain74
The parents driving the suburban Alabama and Florida with a bunch kids in the back watching Disney movies. "Why are we stopping in Austin!"
If Cohen and Keith Carter were smart, they'd team up with another AD (Ark, Vandy, Auburn, etc.) to wield some power in this situation. It could be something like favorable placement in a pod or more accountability for officials, maybe even assurances from Sanke the SEC will battle for more baseball schollys. It is rare for the "left behinds" to have power and a great time to at least get something.
You would that several of us "mid pack" and "lower pack" SEC schools would team up with aTm and block the deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
Not necessarily block it, but have to be "talked into it" and get something for our support. Like insisting on having Ark in a pod (with us, UM and LSU), this will certainly be better than having a TAMU or Bama in our pod. Bama is going to do everything possible to get us in their pod, we're their late night booty call.Quote:
Originally Posted by DownwardDawg
Not a fan of TX getting in. On the Austin sports shows Friday they were already bashing "having to come to MS to play anything in that state", etc. But on the other hand, after the budget cuts made due to Covid shutdowns and how the Big10 tried to make everyone follow them on their decision(without discussing with the other conferences), the SEC has to do this and not have to be concerned with other conference politics anymore
In ten years, I predict the SEC will no longer be part of the NCAA and the system will look something like this....
1. Each team gets 5 slots to fill as they choose. They can recruit these 5 players however they wish but you can only get 5 new players each year through this method.
2. High Schoolers can declare themselves eligible for the SEC draft. All players not chosen as one of a school's top 5 go into a draft. They will be paid similar to the MLB slot sytem and each team gets 15 picks.
It is so obvious that the SEC is basically trying to become the NFL for 18 to 22 year olds. A draft is inevitable and this system would be fun as it would maintain recruiting for the Top 5 players and the intrigue of a draft for the rest of the roster. Players will be getting compensated well but would have to surrender some of their freedom of choice as they are now professional athletes. Mississippi State would essentially became an NFL Franchise for the 18-22 year old NFL.
As soon as Stanky shows the existing schools for an additional $20-25 million per year, they all will be shouting SEC SEC SEC!
Like giving a person 25 mil before pushing him out of a plane without a parachute at 20,000 feet. You are rich for a while....Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
It would be nice to know where Cohen and Kenum stand on this.... I get the feeling they're ok with it.... they should have consulted ED first
Yep. One (incredibly uninformed) concern is schools that don't bring in a certain amount to boost the bottom line will be put on notice.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgoneyall
It was reported last night that all SEC University Presidents knew about this and were involved. Just because done boosters are pissed they didn’t know dies not mean Sanky did this behind anyone’s back. Nine of us really know yet.
Texas will probably be trying to push us out in 10 years or convincing some of the other schools to break away and form a super conference.Quote:
Originally Posted by Santiago
Naw, being a charter school no way the original schools would do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg2003
Wait,what…….u didn’t get the notice**Quote:
Originally Posted by FISHDAWG
Yep suck it up. OleMiss and MSU in same conf and so is Bama and Auburn. Grow a pair TAMU. Not sure TAMU is SEC quality with that kind of whinning mentality.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Screw A&M I hope they do just leave. Over their stich
Lol?then watch as Bama, Florida, TN, Georgia and a handful of others along with Texas and OU break off and form a power conference? No?that?s a terrible idea and a quick way to sink your program. I?d be fine with losing Tamu and replacing with Texas and OU. Maybe pick up Clemson or VT on the other side. Tamu is weird, always has been, and is a weird fit for the SEC.Quote:
Originally Posted by DownwardDawg
Male cheerleaders with crew cuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgology
I wonder if South Carolina would throw a hissy fit if Clemson wanted to join the SEC?
Right. No way they'd do that. They want us for wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgology
UGA would. They were big Rivals before 96/Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
By “some of their individual choice” you mean all of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CovertDawg